Improvement Charges definition

Improvement Charges have the respective meanings set forth in Section 2.1(c)(ii).
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Improvement Charges means the charges for improvements detailed in the Landlords Offer notice and the charges calculated in accordance with Clause 7.00 hereof.
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Examples of Improvement Charges in a sentence

  • The refund calculation applies only to Capital Improvement Charges for unconnected units at the time of termination.

  • In the event of termination by the Customer or FPUA, the Customer shall be entitled to a refund of an amount equivalent to one hundred percent (100%) of the Capital Improvement Charges that were paid at the time of execution of this Agreement, without interest, minus an amount equivalent to five years Guaranteed Revenue Charges.

  • In the event these allocations are found to be insufficient at any time, Customer will be liable for any and all fees, including, but not limited to, Capital Improvement Charges required for the additional demand.

  • There are no Local Improvement Charges associated with this work.

  • There is no net cost to HRM as 50% of the total cost is paid by the Province, and the remaining 50% is recovered through the HRM Local Improvement Charges for paving.

  • FPUA shall credit up to $1,181,895, or the cost necessary to offset any Capital Improvement Charges, towards the construction cost of the project.

  • Buyer agrees that Distribution System Improvement Charges, as defined in 66 Pa. C.S. § 1351, shall not be charged to customers on the System at any point prior to the effective date of Buyer’s next PaPUC-approved base rate increase.

  • Municipalities are uniquely positioned to offer programs to reduce energy consumption of buildings through municipal mechanisms such as Local Improvement Charges and Community Improvement Plans.

  • Development Charges, Drainage and Local Improvement Charges, Water and Sewer Cost Recovery By-law.

  • Drainage and Local Improvement Charges, Water and Sewer Cost Recovery By-law.